NASCAR One & Done Picks for Kentucky

The NASCAR Cup Series will travel two hours down I-74 from Indianapolis to Kentucky Speedway this week. The race in the Blue Grass State should be easier to predict than what we saw at the narrow track in Indianapolis. Hopefully we have much better luck too. The Quaker State 400 can be seen Sunday at 2:30 p.m. ET on Fox Sports 1.

Last Race: Well that sucked! Getting a start out of Justin Allgaier while he was in the No. 48 car should have been a good decision. It wasn’t. Allgaier was involved in the pit road wreck at the start of the race and it caused him to have a tire go down. His race was over before it started and the No. 48 car finished 37^th. That puts the One & Done picks in a deep hole. I am sorry about that, but I will do my best to dig us out of it.

Here are my picks for the Quaker State 400 …

*Pick Driver Once*			*Pick Driver Twice*
Race	Driver	Result	Race	Driver	Result
Daytona	David Ragan	4^th	Daytona	Ricky Stenhouse	20^th
Las Vegas	Ross Chastain	27^th	Las Vegas	Joey Logano	1^st
Auto Club	Ryan Blaney	19^th	Auto Club	Ryan Blaney	19^th
Phoenix	Kevin Harvick	2^nd	Phoenix	Kevin Harvick	2^nd
Darlington	Brad Keselowski	13^th	Darlington	Brad Keselowski	13^th
Darlington	Erik Jones	5^th	Darlington	Erik Jones	5^th
Charlotte	Martin Truex Jr.	6^th	Charlotte	Martin Truex Jr.	6^th
Charlotte	Alex Bowman	31^st	Charlotte	Alex Bowman	31^st
Bristol	M. DiBenedetto	31^st	Bristol	Kurt Busch	7^th
Atlanta	Clint Bowyer	20^th	Atlanta	Chase Elliott	8^th
Martinsville	Aric Almirola	33^rd	Martinsville	Brad Keselowski	3^rd
Homestead	Tyler Reddick	4^th	Homestead	Jimmie Johnson	16^th
Talladega	Corey LaJoie	16^th	Talladega	Aric Almirola	3^rd
Pocono 1	William Byron	14^th	Pocono 1	Erik Jones	38^th
Pocono 2	Cole Custer	17^th	Pocono 2	Denny Hamlin	1^st
Indianapolis	Justin Allgaier	37^th	Indianapolis	Aric Almirola	3^rd
Kentucky	Kyle Busch	?	Kentucky	Kyle Busch	?
Texas			Texas
Kansas			Kansas
Loudon			Loudon

My One & Done Pick for Kentucky: Kyle Busch

Will this be the week when Kyle Busch finally gets to Victory Lane? If he cannot run up front at this track, he probably will not be able to run up front this season. Kentucky is one of the best tracks for Busch. He has competed in nine races at Kentucky and his average finishing position is 4^th. He has two wins and two runner-up finishes. Busch also has never finished worse than 3^rd in any Stage at Kentucky. Busch starts on the pole so he “should” be a safe pick Sunday.

Good luck this week!

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